Untitled Projects Gallery is a pop-up exhibition that supports emerging and diverse artistic talent from across Australia. Our exhibitions bring together a dynamic mix of creatives working across painting, photography, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, digital art and more.

As the first pop-up art exhibition on the Central Coast, we offer something different. It is built to be more than just a showcase, it’s a event blending art, music, and food which transforms into an immersive experience, offering visitors a deeper connection to both the artists and their work.

By stripping back the traditional exhibition model, we keep it accessible: minimal artist fees, free entry, and an open invitation to step inside and connect. Untitled Projects Gallery exists to make experiences more memorable and opportunities more inclusive. This proves that the best things are built when a community comes together.

We’ve partnered with Humanitix, a platform that donates 100% of its profits to charity. Although this is a free event, visitors have the option to donate to a charity nominated by UPG. For this exhibition we are supporting We Care Connect.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the many lands on which our art is created. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging, and we recognise and celebrate the diversity of First Nations peoples, their enduring culture, and their profound connection to the natural world. This land was never ceded—always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

Artists Displaying: Alex Volfman, Amy Kinzett, An Bulter, Dave Mauger, Eliza May, Elly Blume, Georgia McFarland, Grace Ng, Hayley Biddulph, Jason North, Jesse Walsh, Jessica Lei, Kimberly Klau, Lily Mcgregor, Nina Trenear, Rebecca Griffiths, Sahra Bull, Shenae Visocch
Artists Performing: For Clift, Lemon Joe, Scatter Light
Food: Yaki Masu

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